You know, I've had a bit of trouble thinking about what to write for this review because it's hard to put into words the kind of impact that Jeff and Stiletto Fire had on our wedding day. They say that people will remember the ceremony, the fo...od/drink, and the music. In the case our special day, the music was the most unforgettable part. But those of you reading this review should know, the customization and planning starts far before the day itself. Working with Jeff was extremely easy and he caters to all of the great ideas that you have for one of the most memorable days in your life. He suggests what's worked to great success in the past and wants to hear from the couple as to how he can make the day as simple and memorable as possible. This is BEFORE Stiletto Fire comes on stage and completely blows away every expectation one could possibly have.
I know what you're thinking. A DJ is an easier option. I mean, even Grandma Ethel has a Spotify account these days. And it's true, having a someone play top 40 hits and the latest Drake album is a perfectly fine way to celebrate. But I guarantee you that no one will be talking about the music 1,5, 10 years after your big day. When you and your significant other are celebrating your pearl anniversary (30 yrs) the two of you are going to pop a bottle of champagne and remember back to the first look, the pictures you took, how Uncle Bill got hammered on whisky sours and hard seltzers, and that Stiletto Fire brought the house down.
I am not exaggerating when I say that for every single second that Stiletto fire was playing, the ENTIRE RECEPTION was partying with them. Multiple generations were dancing, laughing and singing along in the Colony Club in downtown Detroit. The only people that were sitting down were family members that were in their 90s and that was only so they could grab some oxygen and then get right back to breaking a hip to 80s jams and power ballads.
Lastly, I will say this. You will have regrets on your wedding day. It's inevitable. No, it won't be with the person you're marrying. It will be little things, like a picture that you wish turned out better, the food that seemed to be a little overcooked or a family member you wish you didn't invite. But you will not regret getting Stiletto Fire to play for the biggest party of your life.